Zelenskyy: We Know Where Russia's New Belarus Missiles Will Point

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says his country has intelligence on the planned deployment location of a Russian missile system in Belarus. He stated the system, called *Iskander-M* (codenamed "Oreshnik" by Ukraine), is a threat to many nations. The mobile *Iskander-M* can carry both conventional and nuclear warheads. Its deployment in Belarus, a close Russian ally, would extend the range of possible targets. Zelenskyy did not reveal the specific location. However, he said Ukrainian defense officials "understand" where the missiles will be placed. This suggests Ukraine has identified the potential launch sites. The announcement highlights Ukraine's focus on broader European security. By framing the deployment as a multinational threat, Zelenskyy continues to seek sustained international support for Ukraine's defense.